A day or two ago I learned that my first serious scholarly essay is coming out soon. It's about Dorothy Wordsworth as a poet in her own right and how a poetics of caring, which has never been seriously thought about, would help a poet like her. What's a poetics of caring? I've been thinking about this for a long time, and I think the best answer I have aside from this forthcoming essay is actually in a poem that was inspired by a museum exhibit. I was invited to write about some 900-year-old moccasins, and these reminded me of literary mss. I had seen and literary lives i had studied, and it all came together in this poem, through the link:
http://www.unco.edu/poetry/jeffrey.lee/html/900yearold%20winter%20moccasins%20reflections%20after%20the%20facts%203%20page%20version.pdf
but it is likely that this link may die sooner or later. I no longer work at UNC.
I'll bite. Here we go, 2018.
6 years ago
2 comments:
I'm so glad the link is still alive!! I am reminded of artist Lynne Allen's moccasins: www.lynneallen.com.
Thanks for your interest in my work. If you want to see more, there is a lot at http://mmmpress.org/ and at http://identitypapers.org/ and at many other sites online.
Best wishes
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